Provide primarily one-to-one, short-term, evidence-based counselling and psychotherapy to undergraduate and graduate learners

Support learners experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, academic and professional stress, relationship concerns, identity development, cultural adjustment and major life transitions

Conduct psychological assessment, DSM-5 diagnosis and treatment planning

Coordinate referrals for specialized or longer-term care where appropriate

Provide crisis intervention and urgent support, including risk assessment, safety planning and critical incident debriefing

Apply trauma-informed, culturally responsive and evidence-based approaches

Maintain timely and appropriate clinical documentation

Collaborate with psychologists and social workers in the Office of Advocacy and Wellbeing

Consult with FoPPS faculty and staff regarding student mental health supports and referral processes

Connect learners with appropriate campus or community resources

Deliver occasional group sessions or psychoeducational programming

Contribute clinical insight to student wellness initiatives, service evaluation or planning

Requirements

Master's degree in Counselling Psychology, Clinical Psychology or a closely related field that supports registration as a psychologist in Alberta

Registration as a Psychologist in positive standing with the College of Alberta Psychologists

At least five years of professional counselling or clinical experience working with diverse and complex mental health concerns

Experience providing evidence-based psychotherapy, including trauma-informed approaches

Experience with crisis intervention, assessment and treatment planning





Strong clinical judgement and ability to work independently within professional and ethical standards

Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with ability to establish trust with learners from diverse backgrounds

Ability to collaborate effectively within an interdisciplinary environment

Occasional late-afternoon or evening availability

Resume and cover letter submitted as one document

Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in evidence-based counselling and psychotherapy, with a focus on trauma-informed and culturally responsive approaches. Proficient in psychological assessment, DSM-5 diagnosis, and crisis intervention, while maintaining strong clinical judgment and effective collaboration within interdisciplinary teams.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Master's Degree In Counselling Psychology

Registration As A Psychologist

Evidence-Based Psychotherapy

Crisis Intervention

Clinical Assessment And Treatment Planning

Hard Skills

Psychological Assessment

DSM-5 Diagnosis

Treatment Planning

Crisis Intervention

Trauma-Informed Approaches

Evidence-Based Counselling

Clinical Documentation

Risk Assessment

Safety Planning

Psychoeducational Programming

Soft Skills

Strong Interpersonal Skills

Effective Communication

Trust Building

Collaboration

Clinical Judgment

Certifications & Qualifications

Registration As A Psychologist In Alberta

Industry Keywords

Mental Health

Cultural Adjustment

Academic Stress

Professional Stress

Identity Development

Trauma

Life Transitions

Diverse Backgrounds

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Student Wellness Initiatives

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